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Nice Historic Buildings/Interesting State Park
mikehanneman Says: If you want to drive 20 to 25 miles to the South of Cedar City, you can be treated to the Kolob Canyons of Zion National Park! The finger canyons are worth the trip. You can drive to an over look or do some hiking on a number of trails.Take a look at the NPS.GOV website -...
Zion National Park And Kolob Canyon
jessicaroberts Says: I think that the most amazing tourist spot in Southern Utah is Zion National Park. I take my daughters hiking there all the time. They have a fantastic shuttle system in the park (during late spring/summer/early fall driving in certain parts of the park is prohibited) and...
jessicaroberts Says: If you interested in seeing Native American Rock Art, Parowan Gap is a good place to visit. It isn't as amazing as alot of the sights in South Eastern Utah, Arizona or Mesa Verde, but if you are in the area and have time it's a nice stop. It's about 20 miles north of Cedar...
Mountain Meadows Massacre Monument
jessicaroberts Says: This is a VERY out of the way site, but I really enjoyed it. If you are into history, then this is a place you would like. It gives alot of details about the Mountain Meadows massacre. Because of it's out of the way location, there isn't alot of traffic. When we went, we...
Iron Mission State Park and Old Iron Town
jessicaroberts Says: On main street in Cedar City is the Iron Mission State Park. It is a fun little museum that tells a lot about Cedar City, and it's Native American and Pioneer roots. Also, if you have time, you can take a 20 minute drive west of Cedar City and see the ruins of the original...
Shakespearean Festival or Tuacan
jessicaroberts Says: In the summertime, the Shakespearean Festival is held at Southern Utah University. There are several plays showing every night. It would be a good idea to order you tickets in advance. The website is www.bard.org. They also have a nightly greenshow that is free.Tuacan...
Cedar Breaks National Monument
jessicaroberts Says: Cedar Breaks has the most amazing views! It is great for all ages and physical abilites. If you have only a short amount of time to vist, walk the short pathway to the viewpoint. It is also fun to listen to one of the ranger lectures on the geology and wildlife in the...
1 Review and 102 Opinions I stay in Cedar City frequently for business and family. I've stayed at Crystal Inn once before...
1 Review and 27 Opinions Nice staff, clean room a good place to stay near main road. same price during weekend
Applebees: Tons of places to eat
mikehanneman Says: Applebees is of course a chain - we stopped at Dairy Queen too. Lots of places to eat in Cedar City.
Cedar Creek Restaurant: AWESOME breakfast and nicest servers around!
Mr._Izzard Says: Upon entering Cedar Creek Restaurant, the decor is homey, the place is clean, restrooms are clean, and the hostess was smiling and helpful in accommodating us to a table for a wheelchair.Our server was very knowledgeable about the huge menu (almost too many choices) and even...
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Cedar City is a great place to visit, but there is no nightlife here. There are a couple of bars in town, but I would avoid them. There isn't any good music, and they don't serve cocktails. Just 3.2% Utah beer, and REALLY bad karaoke!
Written Jan 22, 2008
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When stopping or passing through Cedar Breaks, make good us of WalMart or other stores before you go skiing or hiking. I grabbed some water and food. Decent price and right off the main road.
Written Jun 28, 2008
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Where we stayed in Cedar City...close to Bryce....they held lots of festivals for the locals.....over priced Indian Jewelary....hand made blankets way too expensive......the best way is actually when your driving and you see a stand off to the side of the road...there will be Indians selling their goods....very reasonable...great to make a deal with....better then dealing with prices in any activity for locals. The Indians offer beautiful hand made items...they are well worth looking at....forget the shops in town...too high...You will see lots of these side road stands with native Indians,,,,check it out..very friendly people.
Written Aug 10, 2004
Favorite thing: CedarPix has pictures of motels, restaurants, churches, school, scenery and more. Including the Iron Mission State Park, Southern Utah University and Utah Shakespearean Festival buildings.
CedarPix is located at http://cedarcitypictures.blogspot.com
Fondest memory: Cedar has a great small-town atmosphere. The streets are designed well and so the traffic is great. Cedar is know for the Utah Shakespearean Festival.
Updated Oct 1, 2008
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June 2008....my son (Scott) and I decided to stop at Cedar Breaks after exploring the Kolob section of Zion National Park. Cedar City is a very clean city. The population is around 26,000 and te...
I stayed in this city before visiting Brice Canyon and Zion. I think it is a confortable place to stay and here you can find a lot of motels. But I write about this city because it is near a very...
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UPDATE: 4TH APRIL It was a 3 hr drive NE to Cedar City, Utah, where we based ourelves for the next three nights to explore. After checking in to our Super 7 Motel, we took off to find somewhere nice...
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